Master of Business Administration

Only 5% of business schools worldwide are accredited by the Association for the Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business.

St. Bonaventure's School of Business is proud to display the AACSB seal, signifying accreditation at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

This assures that you're getting a top-quality education, and it tells employers that you're ready to perform from day one.

What's more, we're in the business of preparing our students to be not only truly outstanding professionals, but truly outstanding people as well. You'll develop skills and insights to help you compete in the global economy while learning to make decisions rooted in moral and ethical values that define our Franciscan tradition.

Flexible programs, two campuses

St. Bonaventure's MBA program is designed to meet the needs of the busy consumer. We offer our program in three formats – part time, full time and weekends only – and at two locations: our main campus in Olean, N.Y., and at our Buffalo Center on the Hilbert College campus in Hamburg, N.Y.

PART-TIME FORMAT: Classes are generally held once a week in the late afternoon or evening at the main campus in Olean.

FULL-TIME FORMAT: Classes are generally held once a week in the late afternoon or evening at the main campus on a semester basis. Students with the appropriate academic background may be able to complete degree requirements in one year.

WEEKEND FORMAT: Classes are held on Friday evening from 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Buffalo Center. Students take one course at a time in five weekend modules.

Students typically enter the program at the beginning of the fall or spring semesters.

Students with appropriate academic background may be able to complete degree requirements in 15 months. Most students, however, are able to complete degree requirements in approximately two years.

We're ready to serve you

We invite you to learn more about the MBA Program and to join the next class of enthusiastic and committed students who are becoming extraordinary at St. Bonaventure University.

Author and co-author of more than 25 refereed publications in professional journals and proceedings of professional conferences. Presented more than 30 scholarly papers at various international and national conferences. Examples of publications:

Khairullah, D.H.Z. and Khairullah, Z.Y. (2013). Preferences Expressed By Asian-Indian Subjects For American Versus Asian Indian print Advertisements. International Journal of Business and Social Science, 2(16), 38-45.

Khairullah, D.H.Z. and Khairullah, Z.Y. (2007). Depiction Of Gender Roles In American Magazine Advertisements. International Academy of Business Disciplines: Research Yearbook, XIV(2), 715-721.

Khairullah, D.H.Z. and Khairullah, Z.Y. (2006). A Study Of Models Appearing In Indian Print Advertisements. Proceedings of the International Applied Business Research Conference.

Khairullah, D.H.Z. and Khairullah, Z.Y. (2005). A Study of the Extent of Westernization in Indian Magazine Advertisements. Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics, 17(2), 2005, 2-16.

Khairullah, D.H.Z. and Khairullah, Z.Y. (2005). Second Generation Asian-Indian Reactions To Asian-Indian And American Magazine Advertisements. International Business & Economic Research Journal, 4(9), 2005, 37-43.

Khairullah, D.Z., Khairullah, Z.Y. and Foda, A.Z. (2004). Expansion Of Sales Operations Through Foreign Subsidiaries. Proceedings of the 2004 International Applied Business Research Conference.

Khairullah, D.H.Z., Khairullah, Z.Y. and Foda, A.Z. (2003). Experiences in Globalization. International Academy of Business Disciplines: Research Yearbook, X, 530-534.

Khairullah, D.Z., Khairullah, F.Z., and Khairullah, S.Z. The Effects of Facial Symmetry and Age on Physical Attractiveness. (2003). International Academy of Business Disciplines: Research Yearbook, X, 93-97.

Khairullah, D.Z. and Khairullah, Z.Y. (2002). Dominant Cultural Values: Content Analysis of the U.S. and Indian Print Advertisements. The Journal of Global Marketing, 16(1/ 2), 47-70.

Khairullah, D.Z. and Khairullah, Z.Y. (1999). Behavioral Acculturation and Demographic Characteristics of Asian-Indian Immigrants in the United States. The International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 19(1/ 2), 57-80.